$1 Million Kickstarter Culture Fund Announces First Recipients After Receiving 1,000+ Applications
Supporting the Creative Scene On August 6, 2026, Kickstarter announced it would dedicate $1 million to creatives in art, music, fashion,
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Art In The Paint Expands With Atlanta Gallery and Upcoming App After Six Years of Blending Art and Athletics to Impact Communities
Expanding its Impact The COVID-19 pandemic stopped all of us in our tracks. The world was put on pause, and many
Black Writers Weekend Returned to Atlanta, Highlighting the Power of Black Storytelling; Founder Tamika Jamison Building Black Ecosystem
An Author at 12 Years Old Tamika Jamison wrote her first book at 12. It took her just a few years
“They Took My Daughter” Is A New Black-Led Thriller Now Airing on STARZ, featuring Vanessa Simmons
MegaMind Media’s Latest Film Remember in the 90s and early 2000s when there was a plethora of Black sitcoms and films?
Inside SVS Productions’ Push to Become a Recognized Comedy Production Company Through Utilizing Tubi and Social Media
Started with Skits It was 2010 when filmmaker Miles Triplett started producing videos, starting with a parody of the song Pretty
Atlanta’s The Queens Tea Party Is a Black-Owned Brand Creating Luxury Tea Experiences for Women and Girls
A Sip of Tea, Plus More The Queens Tea Party provides luxury tea experiences for women and girls in the Atlanta
Black Woman Inventor Channon Kennedy Simplifies Measuring with Morgan Square Combining Ruler and Tape Measure
The Real Face Behind the Brand Channon Kennedy spent the first few years of her business hiding behind the brand. She
Women’s Month Series: Clorissa Wright-Thomas Helps Clients Reach National Platforms like Good Morning America and The Breakfast Club Through Her PR Agency, Synergy PR Services
Falling Backwards into Public Relations It was the early 2000s when Clorissa Wright-Thomas wrote down three cities, put them in a
How Milwaukee Native and UW-Milwaukee Marketing Student Nadia Adams Landed Internships with The Recording Academy and Interscope Records
How LinkedIn Led to a Grammy Internship Nadia Adams is showing Milwaukeeans what it’s like to create your own opportunities from
Two Black Milwaukee Developers Named First Recipients of $650K Initiative Managed by 30th Street Corridor
Leveling the Playing Field in Real Estate Development In September of 2025, a three-year $650,000 initiative to support emerging and underrepresented